Assessment of Human Motives

activity adaptive Allport analysis assessment B. F. Skinner behavior called cathexis Cattell client clinical clinician cognitive attitudes cognitive dissonance cognitive style concepts concerning conflict conscious course deal defined discussion drive dynamic effects Ego psychology empirical ergic ergs experience experimental fact factor analysis factors fantasy formulation Freud functioning George Kelly given human motives hypotheses important indicated intention interest introvert investigation Klein Leon Festinger loadings means measurement ment method object observations organization patient patterns perception personal constructs possible present primary process problems psychoanalytic interview psychoanalytic theory Psychol psychology psychotherapy question reality regression relation relatively responses Rorschach Rorschach Test Roy Schafer scientific seems sentiment Sigmund Freud simply situation small number social specific stimulus stratified sample strength structure techniques theoretical therapist things thinking tion tive traits uncon unconscious units validity verbal words York